AC-47 Gunship airplane modelDouglas AC 47 Gunship airplane model. Few aircraft are as well known or were so widely used for so long as the C 47 or "Gooney Bird" as it was affectionately nicknamed. The aircraft was adapted from the DC 3 commercial airliner which appeared in 1936. The first C 47s were ordered in 1940 and by the end of WW II, 9,348 had been procured for AAF use. They carried personnel and cargo, and in a combat role, towed troop carrying gliders and dropped

For its fire-fighting role the CL-215 can lift 5455 liters (1440 gal

Scale: 1/26

The Brewster F2A Buffalo

The RF-101C was unarmed

The Navy purchased several thousand of an improved model

There was no official USAF "nickname" for the YF-23A

) of water or retardant fluid in two fuselage tanks

Multi-year contracts covered the supply of 60 KC-10As

The 747-400 externally resembles the -300

P-38 Lightning Putt Putt Maru airplane model

and featured 10 underwing pylons for various armaments

and has a crew of five